Mercedes-Benz W125 #4 (diecast 1:18, CMC)

  • Mercedes-Benz W125 #4 (from 1937)
  • CMC
  • 1:18
  • Showcase model / No engine
  • diecast
  • silver
  • M-116
  • In near mint condition
  • Original packaging exists
  • Not for sale
Limited to 1.000 pieces
 
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Historical Background and Technical Masterpieces of the Mercedes-Benz W125

The Mercedes-Benz W125 is without a doubt one of the most impressive vehicles in Grand Prix history. This legendary racing car generation, built from 1937 to 1937, was the result of intense research and development by the engineers at Mercedes-Benz. The car was the successor to the successful Mercedes-Benz W25 and surpassed it in many technical aspects. The high-performance 5.6-liter straight-eight engine was designed by Chief Engineer Rudolf Uhlenhaut and his team, reaching up to 646 horsepower at 5,800 rpm. The chassis and aerodynamic bodywork of the car were also meticulously designed by Max Wagner, making the Mercedes-Benz W125 one of the fastest and technologically advanced vehicles of its time.

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The Success of the Mercedes-Benz W125 in Motorsport

The Mercedes-Benz W125 quickly gained fame in the world of motorsport thanks to its outstanding performance and speed. The car was driven by notable drivers such as Rudolf Caracciola and Hermann Lang, both known for their masterful driving skills and unwavering determination to win. By participating in various Grand Prix races in 1937, the W125 dominated the competition and played a crucial role in Rudolf Caracciola winning the European Championship.

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The Detailed Replica of the Mercedes-Benz W125 in Scale Model

This detailed replica of the Mercedes-Benz W125 in a 1/18 scale is a model car produced by CMC. Made based on diecast material, the model stands out for its authentic representation of all vehicle details. The attention to detail is remarkable, accurately reflecting the specifics of the original car. Every element, from the distinctive radiator grille to the delicate wire wheels, has been carefully replicated. Special emphasis is also placed on the red number 4 markings, giving the model a historical authenticity.

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Intricate Painting and Design of the Model

The Mercedes-Benz W125 scale model in a 1/18 scale comes in a silver paint job, also known as the "Silver Arrow." This special paint job, without any sponsor decals, showcases the classic and elegant design of the car. The wide aluminum body with ventilation slots and the secured leather strap over the hood area give the miniature an authentic look. The model's interior features a steerable wooden steering wheel and detailed dashboard – a tribute to the original equipment of the historic racing car.

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The Precision and Care in Model Replication

The Mercedes-Benz W125 model by CMC, collected by Modelly member "Karr," impresses with its precise craftsmanship and high level of detail. The photography showcases the thoughtful construction, accurate replication of the wire wheels, realistically looking tires, and intricately detailed cockpit environment. For collectors, this diecast model is more than just a collector's item – it is a piece of motorsport history in miniature. The overall appearance of the model convinces with its historically accurate representation and the high-quality craftsmanship that can be expected from CMC models in the 1/18 scale.


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